I’ll second this, seemed to work without any issues. You can even install ChromeOS Flex on it if you still want to use a Chromebook after they stop getting updates!

Don’t worry, it seems like it’s just scaremongering: this is for managed work phones which you should only have been using for work stuff anyway

They both seem to cover that fortunately

Oh that’s cool

Not something I have any interest in using, so afraid I’ve never tried it

I tried it out recently but the gesture typing seemed way worse than heliboard

Excellent news!

Why no link to the actual game?

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1191550/Fifos_Night/

I’ve been hurt by every TimeSplitters announcement I’ve seen for the last 20 years, do I dare to believe that it’s once again time to split‽

Just don’t pull his commit

Depends how many games you have on the go at once and how fast your internet is, I’ve never felt limited by the 256GB model

This is the key thing that everyone comparing it directly to consoles seems to be completely missing. Even if you’re only buying new steam games the costs are going to be way lower, but you could buy this and just play free giveaways or emulate your own old console games, and suddenly it’s a bargain (like any PC).

Did we really need an article saying “I think this other bit of text might be written by a robot”? Of all the things you criticise Microsoft for, that’s the one to go for? Or perhaps it’s the other side of the coin, Microsoft unusually did something quite nice so the author had to find something about it to criticise?

You didn’t fill in the survey when the password inspector sent you that email? Rude!

Can’t run the risk of being fingerprinted, privacy and anonymity first!

“After all, when using text-based online communication, we lack the body language or tone-of-voice cues that convey this information when we talk in person or on the phone.”

This quote is from 1982 and yet we all still fall into the same trap today

This is actually an incredible coincidence; I love reading these stories but it’s usually in the context of a speedrunner exploiting them rather than a poor dev asking “how did this ever work!?”

I recently played the original via Primehack, a fork of Dolphin Emulator which (among other things) modernises the controls

OK, when I said “beast” I should really have said “monster”, because things like oozes, constructs, and undead are often stupid enough to do just that

Wolves aren’t so mindless!